Quiet Sun Reunites for Mainstream Reissue | Music News
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Phil Manzanera’s prog-rock band Quiet Sun is back, reimagining their lost 1975 album Mainstream with remastered tracks, unreleased gems, and a companion book — and they might just be getting started. Formed in the ‘60s with members who’d later join Gong and This Heat, the group split in ‘71 but reunited briefly to record Mainstream, which featured wild song titles and Brian Eno’s early production magic. Though it was their only album, Quiet Sun built a global cult following thanks to their musicians’ other legendary projects. Revisiting the original analog tapes, the band was stunned by how tight they sounded after five years apart — prompting a full reissue package. Even more exciting? They’ve already begun recording new material together, hinting this could be the start of something big.
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